Okay, so Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Potion Commotion is one of those early 2000s GBA games that feels like it got lost in the shuffle. You play as Sabrina (duh), running around her high school and the witch world, mixing potions to solve problems. The art’s got that cartoony vibe from the show, and the music’s… well, it exists.

Gameplay’s simple—you collect ingredients (think eyeballs, frog legs, the usual witchy stuff) by tapping objects or solving tiny puzzles, then toss them into your cauldron. Mess up the recipe, and you get a fizzled potion or something weird like turning your cat Salem bright pink. Not gonna lie, some of the potion combos are kinda fun to figure out, even if the controls feel a little stiff now.

It’s definitely aimed at younger players, but if you’re into retro licensed games or just want a quick dose of nostalgia, it’s a harmless way to kill an hour. Just don’t expect deep RPG mechanics or anything.